Discovering Spiritual Truths in Video Games
“You mustn’t allow yourself to be chained to fate, to be ruled by your genes. Human beings can choose the kind of life that they want to live. What’s important is that you choose life… and then live.” -Naomi Hunter (Metal Gear Solid) These are some rough days we all have been living in. The […]
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Last year at my local comic book store, I purchased a book that had caught my eye. It was titled The Comic Book Story of Video Games. I was intrigued…could this book really explain the origins of one of the biggest and hottest industries out there, and do it in such a visual manner? It […]
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Over the past few years though, I’ve been contemplating as to what it means to grow up as a gamer. Sure, right now gamers are everywhere since it’s so easy to play them on any electronic device (mobile, tablet, console, Smart TV, etc) but when I was a kid we weren’t as common. It’s been […]
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Being a Christian is an interesting way of living. We experience life in a manner often opposite to those outside of the same faith. Whether we are taking a walk through nature, going to work, cleaning our homes, or playing videogames, God’s voice can be heard and His presence felt. A book that left an […]
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I didn’t find the geekdom, the geekdom found me and never let me go. When you think about art, what comes to mind? The Mona Lisa, Sistine Chapel (beautiful place by the way!), Jackson Pollock, or maybe Star Wars? There’s so much art in the world, expressed in various ways, that almost anything can be considered an […]
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This post is from a blogger I just discovered recently. They were kind enough to submit a post for my series on discovering others who are sharing hope, faith, and gaming with a purpose online. If you are interested in contributing to this series, contact me and let’s talk about it 🙂 Finding God in […]
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Video games have been apart of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up in the ‘90s, I was raised on the NES and my best friends were Mario and Luigi. Gaming appealed to me in such a visceral way because I was the one making the long jumps, beating the bad […]
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